Mexico Travel

These Establishments Make Paradise Even Better — I started vacationing in Puerto Vallarta seventeen years ago, and over those years, my husband and I lived there for nearly four years. The pandemic and health circumstances forced us back to the states, but for now, I will continue to visit PV whenever possible. I never find a shortage…

It’s Not Just Beautiful, It is the Biggest Hidden Secret Many have a long list of why they are considering leaving the USA and venturing down a path much earlier than in retirement years. With the recent rise in gas prices plus the out-of-control inflation, in addition to the great…

What I learned from Semana Santa in Mexico My sister and I leaned forward, urging our little brother to start into a ribbon tied, five-pound, solid chocolate Easter bunny — a present from his godfather. “Eat the ears first!” cheering my brother on so we could share the bounty.

By Robert Knight — It’s midnight. Just two days after the full moon. Visibility should be good. I’m at Campamento Tortuguero Ayotlcalli. Ayotlcalli is a Nahuatal word which translates to temple of the turtle. A Honda four-wheeler pulls up next to me with my guide for the night, Felipe Campos Crispin. We are setting…

I won’t mince words on this one: the internet in Mexico is the second-worst I’ve ever used anywhere in the world. Only the Maldives beats it and the Maldives, at least, had the excuse of being remote. I’m currently living in a bustling beach town, not far from the U.S…